What are the interesting places in Hong Kong? Please, great gods

Hello, I am a native of Hong Kong, and I often travel between Guangdong and Hong Kong. I am now serving you wholeheartedly, hoping to bring honor to my hometown of Hong Kong and really help you ~! (It may affect your reading, but in order to express the style of my hometown, so I use traditional Chinese characters for greetings and simplified Chinese characters for answers. Please be considerate ~! ) There are many interesting places in Hong Kong: Ocean Park is a more interesting place, where you can take a cable car, watch a dolphin show, and also take a thrilling mine train. To play, Disney is also a good choice, and its layout is divided into three themes: American town, fantasy world and tomorrow world, with entertainment programs such as Mickey drama and Mickey stereoscopic movie, and fireworks display at night. It's really fun. But now it's summer vacation, and the tickets are more expensive than usual. Usually it's HK$ 29, but now it's HK$ 35. Besides, this Disney is the smallest of all Disney, and you can swim it in one day. If you want to go, I suggest you take lunch with you. The contents are really expensive. An ice cream costs HK$ 1. The place you must visit in Hong Kong is the Avenue of Stars, and it's best to go there at night. Including Jackie Chan's shop, you can also enjoy the lighting display and invincible sea view of Victoria Harbour at 8: pm. (1) The urban landscape of Hong Kong on the Peak of Taiping is extremely unique, and Hong Kong may be the city with the densest high-rise buildings in the world. To find an ideal place to see Hong Kong as an international metropolis, Taiping Mountain, the highest point on Hong Kong Island, may be the most worth recommending. Because there are millions of people's homes under the Taiping Mountain, at night, millions of lights can be seen, just like thousands of Christmas trees hung with light bulbs. Such a dazzling night scene, no other night scene can be compared with her. (2) The Avenue of Stars is located between the Tsim Sha Tsui Space Museum and the Intercontinental Hotel. The Hong Kong Film Awards Goddess witnessed the stars shining under the reflection of the lanterns of the high-rise buildings on both sides of the Victoria Harbour. The Avenue of Stars, which symbolizes Hong Kong as Hollywood in the East, is definitely a must-see tourist attraction in Hong Kong. In the evening, it is also a good place for symphony of lights and laser water curtain show. (3): Repulse Bay Repulse Bay not only has charming sunshine, ocean and beach, but also houses full of colonial colors and elegant and chic residential areas. When the sun sets, experience the intoxicating dusk calmly in the downtown area. (4): Ocean Park Hong Kong Ocean Park does not have the world's largest aquarium, nor is it the world's largest mobile game park, but it may be the happiest ocean theme amusement park in the world. In addition to interesting dolphin and sea lion performances, there are also more than 25 kinds of marine exhibition halls with more than 2, fish schools. Friends who like excitement, the mobile game built by Panshan Linhai is definitely exciting before playing. (5) Open-air markets There are many open-air markets in cities all over the world, but there are some open-air markets in Hong Kong that are not available in other places, such as Bird Garden (which specializes in pet birds), Flower Market (which specializes in potted flowers), Goldfish Street (which specializes in aquarium pets), Jade Market (which specializes in jade articles), Temple Street (which has fortune tellers and evening vendors who perform Cantonese opera) and Ladies Street (which specializes in fashionable clothes and accessories). In particular, the types of women's ornaments are not available in many open-air markets), Stanley Market (an open-air market full of leisure and eastern and western cultural atmosphere near the beach) (6): Wong Tai Sin Temple Wong Tai Sin Temple may be the most faithful temple in Hong Kong, and its appearance with red columns, golden tops and blue lintels can be regarded as a typical example of traditional temple architecture in China. (7): Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter Aberdeen is a gathering place for Hong Kong fishing boats. The traditional fishing boats and the nearby hillsides are lined with modern high-rise buildings, and the two completely different scenery are in sharp contrast. Together with the traditional China style painting boat "Treasure Seafood Boat", the beautiful medium-colored fishing port is just around the corner. (8): Lantau Tiantan Giant Buddha and Baolian Temple Lantau Giant Buddha and Baolian Temple, the world's largest external metal Buddha statues, are located on the top of the mountain, and the solid momentum can only be understood by personal experience. (9): The Star Ferry Victoria Harbour is one of the three major night scenes in the world, and the 36? The cheapest way to see Victoria Harbour is to take the Star Ferry between Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island. (1): Hong Kong Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland, which can speak Mandarin, is the latest Disneyland in the world. Disney is certainly one of the top ten tourist attractions in Hong Kong. Welcome to visit Hong Kong!

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